A little help.
More independence.
Still at home.
Respectful, hands-on help with everyday routines, from getting ready in the morning to feeling comfortable at night.
For yourself, a loved one, or someone you support.
Help with the everyday.
Respect for the individual.
When daily tasks become more difficult, accepting help can be a big step. Personal care brings practical support into familiar surroundings while keeping your comfort, preferences, and dignity at the center.
Infinity Healthcare Services helps with personal routines and activities at home. Tell us what is becoming challenging, what you want to keep doing independently, and where an extra pair of hands would make a difference.
What personal care can include
We’ll discuss the type of help you need and which services are appropriate for your care plan.
Personal routines
Help with baths, showers, or bed baths; grooming, dressing, toileting, and nail care, as appropriate for your care plan and caregiver’s qualifications.
Movement at home
Assistance with walking, exercise, and moving between a bed and chair, based on your care plan and the support required.
Meals & reminders
Meal preparation and medication reminders to support the daily routine you follow at home.
A comfortable home
Light housekeeping and help with shopping, so everyday household tasks are easier to manage.
Appointments & errands
Ask about transportation to medical appointments and help with essential errands.
Support for families
A place to talk through the daily help your loved one needs and the questions you have about care.
Services depend on an assessment of needs, caregiver qualifications, and availability. Ask about vital-sign checks by a qualified CNA when included in your care plan and available. Medication reminders are different from administering medication. Ask our team about skilled care or other clinical needs.
Let’s start with what matters to you.
You may be arranging help for the first time or adjusting to a change in daily life. A useful conversation starts with the person, not just a list of tasks.
If memory changes or dementia affect daily routines, let us know so we can discuss appropriate support options.
- The help you needWhich activities have become difficult, and when would support be most useful?
- The way you like things doneYour routines, privacy, preferences, and the tasks you want to keep doing yourself.
- The people you want involvedFamily members or other supporters, guided by your choices and permissions.
Explore care in three simple steps
Request a consultation
Call or send an inquiry. Tell us where care is needed and the kind of help you are looking for.
Review the options
Talk through routines, support needs, scheduling questions, and the services that may fit.
Confirm the details
Review availability, costs, and arrangements with our team before services begin.
Serving communities in Pennsylvania & New Jersey
Contact us to confirm personal-care availability for your ZIP code and the services you need.
Before you choose care
You don’t need to have everything figured out before you contact us.
What is the difference between personal care and companion care?
Personal care includes hands-on help with activities such as bathing or dressing. Companion care focuses on company and everyday household support. Tell us what help is needed so we can discuss the right service.
Can I arrange care for a family member?
Yes. Families are welcome to start a conversation. We’ll discuss the person’s needs and preferences, and who should be involved in planning.
What will care cost?
Ask our team to review the services and schedule you need, current pricing, and any payment or coverage questions before making arrangements.
How soon can services begin?
Timing depends on the location, support needs, and caregiver availability. Contact us to discuss your situation and confirm the next steps.
Take the next step
Tell us where a little help could make a difference.
Have questions about personal care at home? Start with a free consultation.
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267-799-4486
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